Yes; but, there's truth in suffering and anxiety. The attachment to material things is the root of all suffering as the Buddhists and their neighbors,...
By embracing it, and not trying to dissociate from the feeling through trivial philosophical rationalizations. As Spinoza might say, by embracing the ...
Because Schopenhauer is depressing, isolating, alienating, and a narcissistic philosophy. Strangely enough, though, Schopenhauer quells angst and anxi...
Ah, those addictions. Demand being nurtured. Mine are, coffee, taking supplements (although this counts towards personal health), and some pot from ti...
A purely economic analysis of the idea is that UBI is a more efficient means of tackling poverty and social transfer schemes. Keep in mind that many p...
Thanks for that. A rational and cool-headed neo-classical economist comes to the win. I especially like his implicit argument that there's a cutoff po...
That all depends on how much we're giving away for basic needs. As per the OP, and I do agree with the quoted sentiment to some degree, the intent is ...
Anyway, if anyone cares to express their thoughts about the benefits, not necessarily economic, then please let me know. I can start: Egalitarian: UBI...
I fail to see this as some plausible argument that conservatives are dogmatic ideologues. After all proposals for UBI has been made by conservatives i...
Yes; but, if you could present to a conservative-minded economist the notion that net benefits of UBI would drastically (in my opinion) outweigh the n...
Yeah, that's a book on my to-read list in regards to this topic. What are your thoughts about UBI in general though? Why are conservatives so opposed ...
If your arguing over moral hazard, then sure. Some people might decide to spend their basic income on rather stupid things, like drugs, gambling, or r...
Here is the quote. Is your cucumber bitter? Throw it away. Are there briars in your path? Turn aside. That is enough. Do not go on and say, "Why were ...
Just to get acquainted with the topic if some are interested: http://www.bostonfairhousing.org/timeline/1934-1968-FHA-Redlining.html https://www.npr.o...
Hah, don't count on low voter turnout next election. Something the Democrats have always struggled with. Working class Americans aren't all armchair "...
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